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Shi Hanbing said: The economic chess game, what should we do?

Shi Hanbing said: The economic chess game, what should we do?

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The "10,000 yuan wealth" in 1981 was equivalent to 200 times the per capita savings at that time, which is almost 2.55 million yuan now.The conclusion is obvious: over the past 30 years, money itself has indeed become "worthless" over time! Many hidden dangers of rapid currency depreciation have been buried before social unrest, but people are unaware of it.When the sense of crisis becomes a mass reaction, the real purchasing power of the currency will suddenly appear, just like a beautiful painted skin peeling off in an instant to reveal a hideous face, which makes people caught off guard.

A large amount of money invested in China is mainly absorbed through real estate and the stock market. Once the absorption capacity of these two areas is limited, it will inevitably promote the flow of money to areas such as agricultural products.Therefore, in order to prevent the public from overreacting to the increase in agricultural product prices, the state will carefully seek some kind of balance. Now and in the future, humans have to pay the price for the continuous oversupply of money.When many people have not yet realized the real meaning of risk, the risk of rapid loss of wealth is coming at a faster rate than climate warming.

As far as housing prices are concerned, whether they are regulated or not is actually not important. The important thing is whether they can control the money printing machine and implement the responsibility for housing security. If these two things are done, the pace of housing price rises will be slowed down.Otherwise, increasing money supply while regulating and controlling is tantamount to adding fuel to the fire, and it is impossible to really restrain housing prices. The accumulation of bubbles is bound to burst, and after the bubbles burst, wealth will still evaporate, leaving ordinary investors with pain. It is difficult for the profit-making effect of A shares to remain stable and sustainable.

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